Re: [TF-dev] CTI search facility
Emilian Bold <[email protected]>
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The use-case is very simple here: we have found a bad translation while looking at the NetBeans GUI. How do we fix this with CTI ? Being able to search for the translation and replacing that would be the most natural way. Displaying all the translations and then doing the search in the browser is a workaround. Also impossible if you don't know the exact file... --emi On Oct 27, 2009, at 12:39 PM, Petra Stastna wrote: > Hi Eugen, > > It is possible to search in CTI only on the level of a file - once > you open a file, if the file is long and on several pages, you can > click "show all" button and all pages will be displayed on one > screen. There it is possible to search and manually replace. > > However, I think you are looking for something else - a feature > which would enable you to search across all the files. This is not > available in CTI, unfortunately (an improvement is planned for an > upcoming tool - OpenCTI). > > As a workaround, please find attached Romanian TMX (translation > memory) file, which you can open, find the strings that need fix, > fix them and send the TMX file back to me. I will import this to our > tool; this way the fixes will get propagated. > > Let me know whether you want to use this option. > > Thank you! > Petra > > > Stan Ioan-Eugen wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I needed to find a certain string using CTI web interface and I >> couldn't find the search box. >> Is it possible to find a string using CTI? If not, is there a good >> reason for that? >> I believe that search functionality is trivial to implement and >> necessary at the same time. >> >> Regards, >> -- >> -stan ioan-eugen > > < > Community_NetBeans_68_Romanian > .zip > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]